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Jericho Player Framework's Downloader supports youtube-dl stream data download for @discordjs/voice Audio Resource
Music Downloader is a Downloader/Scrapper and Helps Players to fetch data from youtube-dl, as Per reduces extra work and credentials.
Node.js 16 or newer is required.
npm install music-downloader
Downloader Video/Playlist/Album Data from any Platform :-
const { Downloader } = require('music-downloader') //For CommonJS
OR
import { Downloader } from 'music-downloader' //for ES6
var TracksData = await Downloader(Url || Query)
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Jericho Player Framework's Downloader supports youtube-dl stream data download for @discordjs/voice Audio Resource
We found that music-downloader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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